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Research on Talent Cultivation of Local Applied College Students and Local Economic Development
- 1 Taishan University
- 2 Taishan University, Chonbuk National University
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Abstract
With the transformation of China's economic growth mode from rough to intensive, from the emphasis on scale and speed to the pursuit of high quality and efficiency, and from factor investment-driven to innovation-driven, the local applied universities should develop in synergy with the regional economy and make progress in a coordinated manner. The concept of synergistic development of applied university education and regional economy points out the positioning of innovation and entrepreneurship talent cultivation objectives and reform direction of applied universities, based on the actual problems of innovation and entrepreneurship talent cultivation in local applied universities, from positioning the innovation and entrepreneurship talent cultivation objectives to serve the regional economic development, constructing the curriculum content system coordinated with the development of regional economy, and coordinating regional resources to build a diversified entrepreneurship practice platform. It discusses the path of innovation and entrepreneurship talent cultivation in local applied universities which is deeply connected with regional economy, positively interacted and synergistically developed.
Keywords
Entrepreneurship, training, Regional economy, Collaborative development
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Liang,Z.;Zhang,X. (2024). Research on Talent Cultivation of Local Applied College Students and Local Economic Development. Advances in Social Behavior Research,5,52-56.
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